Charming Loft in San Telmo • Up to 5 Guests

Enjoy an authentic Buenos Aires experience in this cozy loft with a mezzanine located in the heart of San Telmo, one of Buenos Aires’ most iconic neighborhoods.

The apartment combines comfort, spaciousness, and style in a space ideal for couples, families, or groups of friends. It features a loft bedroom, a comfortable sofa bed, an additional single bed, a fully equipped kitchen, and a full bathroom, with capacity for up to 5 guests.

The Accommodation
The main living area offers a bright and functional space to rest, share meals, or relax after exploring the city. The kitchen has everything you need for short or extended stays, while the bedroom on the first floor provides privacy without sacrificing the charm and spaciousness characteristic of a loft.

The apartment is located on the first floor and is accessed via a short flight of stairs from the building’s entrance (approximately 8 to 10 steps to the hallway leading to the unit).

Its location is ideal for exploring San Telmo on foot, enjoying its cafés, markets, art galleries, fairs, and dining options, as well as offering excellent access to other parts of Buenos Aires.

A cozy space to experience the city while enjoying the comfort of feeling right at home.

Guest Access
Guests will have exclusive access to the entire apartment.

The unit is located on the first floor and is accessed by stairs from the building’s entrance. From the street, there are approximately 8 to 10 steps leading to the hallway that leads to the apartment.

The loft features a living-dining room, a fully equipped kitchen, a full bathroom, and a bedroom located on the mezzanine, which is accessed via an interior staircase.

There are no shared spaces within the property.

Other notable features
**Other details worth noting**

This apartment is part of a building with over 80 years of history, preserving several original elements of Buenos Aires architecture from that era, such as its solid wood doors and door frames.

During World War II, a large portion of global iron and steel production was diverted to the war effort, so many buildings in Buenos Aires used traditional materials such as wood for doors, door frames, and trim. These details are part of the property’s character and historical identity.

Due to the building’s age and the natural properties of wood, on rainy days or when humidity levels are high, some door frames and doors may expand slightly. On such occasions, it may be necessary to apply a little more force than usual to open or close the entrance door.

Far from being a frequent inconvenience, this is a characteristic feature of historic buildings that have retained much of their original materials.


** Information on the electrical supply
In the City of Buenos Aires, power outages may occur that affect various neighborhoods. They generally last from a few minutes to a few hours, although in exceptional situations—especially during periods of extreme cold or heat with high energy demand—they may last longer.

These outages are beyond the control of the property and the host. If one occurs during your stay, we will do our best to keep you informed and assist you in any way we can. **